Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy opened up about the struggles of playing in L.A. with fan expectations.

Muncy recently hit his first home run of the season wearing his prescription sunglasses, so the new frames have stuck.

Muncy, who is playing on a two-year, $24 million deal, with a $10 million team option during the 2026 campaign, has been the ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers can look to an American League contender to swing a surprising trade for a new third baseman.

The hot-corner drama in MLB is always an interesting one. The post Max Muncy Gets Candid on Rumors of Dodgers Looking to ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers veteran responded to the links between his team and the St. Louis Cardinals star third baseman.

The 34-year-old third baseman had been testing his glasses in pregame batting practice and infield drills since the start of ...

Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy could be close to a turnaround. The veteran has been abysmal at the plate through ...

Max Muncy’s prolonged struggles in 2025 are putting pressure on the Dodgers to pursue a bold solution—trading for All-Star ...

Max Muncy was in danger of going an entire month without a home run, something that never had happened since he joined the ...

Dodgers' Max Muncy, feeling the pressure of playing in Los Angeles and striving to meet high expectations, admitted April was ...